LG has announced the Australian availability of the new CineBeam S projector, its smallest 4K Ultra Short Throw (UST) projector designed to deliver high-quality video in a sleek design.
Launching in Australia from next week, the CineBeam S is available at 20% off for those who pre-order from now until August 10. The projector will be widely available for purchase from August 11.
The LG CineBeam S features easy-to-use functionality, making it perfect for everyday use. The setup is completed with “intelligent automated features” such as auto screen adjustments, wall colour adjustments and screen scaling to help you get the projector configured for your home environment.
The CineBeam S comes in a sleek, simple exterior that allows it to blend into your modern home decor.
The built-in speakers produce stereo sound with Dolby Atmos to deliver a premium cinema experience, all from the comfort of your own home. The ultra-short-throw capability of the projector means you can place the projector virtually anywhere, including as little as 8.1cm from the wall, and still project images from 40 (8.1cm distance) to 100 inches (39.3cm distance) in size.
The CineBeam S will project video in 4K Ultra HD, resulting in crisp, clear, and vibrant images. The projector is powered by LG WebOS, making it a smart entertainment hub with access to the usual streaming platforms and over 100 LG channels. This means that the LG CineBeam S can be used as a standalone device and does not need to be connected to any laptop or other streaming device.
The new LG CineBeam S, valued at $2499 RRP, is available for pre-order now at a 20% discount, until 10 August via LG CineBeam S | Small 4K UHD Projector – pu615u | LG AU | LG AU.
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